24 Horas Por Dia

Ludmilla's song '24 Horas Por Dia' is a vibrant and assertive anthem that addresses the theme of obsession and envy. The lyrics depict a scenario where the protagonist is constantly being talked about and thought of by someone who seems to be fixated on her life. This person spends their time scrutinizing and gossiping about Ludmilla, as indicated by the repetitive lines 'Fala de mim, pensa em mim, vinte e quatro horas por dia' (Talk about me, think about me, twenty-four hours a day). The song's repetitive nature emphasizes the relentless nature of this obsession.

In the verses, Ludmilla calls out this individual's behavior, pointing out that they only know her first name and yet act as if they know everything about her. She challenges them to stay in their lane and stop meddling in her affairs. The lyrics also highlight the jealousy and envy that this person harbors, as they make faces and stare at Ludmilla with disdain. Despite this, Ludmilla remains confident and unbothered, showcasing her talents and flaunting her style, which she believes is superior to that of the person's girlfriend.

The song also touches on the theme of social media surveillance, with Ludmilla noting that this person keeps tabs on her life through Facebook. This reflects a broader commentary on how social media can amplify feelings of envy and obsession. Ludmilla's bold and unapologetic tone throughout the song serves as a powerful message of self-assurance and resilience in the face of unwarranted scrutiny and jealousy. The energetic beat and catchy chorus make '24 Horas Por Dia' not only a statement of defiance but also an empowering anthem for anyone dealing with similar situations.